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AGAIN BREAKS THE TIE.

Speaker Webster again stepped INTO
the breach and broke the tie He said:
>"I have looked into the law and rulings
on the subject, and find that have one
vote on this floor as a.member from
Rockingham county | have another
vote in case of tie as Speaker OF this
House. Believing that the masses OF
the people OF North Carolina desire to
have this bill pass, | cast my vote aye
There was applause at this, mainly on
the Democratic side.
York appealed from the Speakers
ruling that he had Il right to vote both
as member and as Speaker. A vote
was taken, and the House by q hand
some majority sustained the Speaker.
This caused more applause. The bill
was made the special order on its third
reading for next wednesday at noon.
The House then adjourned.
There has been increasing talk since
the House adjourned rs to whether the
Speaker had a right to vote twice.
awyers are diyidedin opinion on the
subject. Some declare the act was UNI
warranted.
Republicans are very angry with
Webster for his vote on the county
government bill, and the railway
people who are here in numbers are
indignant against him for what they
call his double vote on the railway-com-
mission bill. j. j. Mott, leader OF one
faction of the Republicans, is here
lobbying for the railway-commission
bill. while Logan Harris, leader Of the
other faction of the party, Is working
against it. The latter tells me
that resolution viii be introduced
by York tomorrow morning declaring
the second vote of Speaker Webster
that as Speaker-in breaking the tie to
be a usurpation of power without
authority of law, and that the railway
| commission bill failed b pass its second
reading. The vote showed IA Repub-
licans and II Democrats against the
bill, and A Democrats and II Repub-
licans in favor of it. York's resolu-
ton will create profound sensation
| tomorrow.
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AsIUSEMENTS.

V,ABLEAUX, CHARADES, AND
4 MUSIC, for the benefit OF West-Main-Street
Baptist church, at tho old Pine-Stre0t Baptist
church, FRIDAY. February 4, 1887, az o'clock
Tableaux under the direction OF Professor
Minor IA Az
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Also fresh stock u our ANCHOR ldaS,n ~
have In stock new supplies OF lAlVht 80, ~
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foot Seventeenth erect, sciia side 49, 49,
ond 0sogrd Plaster, Snuaae, Haa a>sA', 4. "A
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ICE.

HONE ICE COMPANY, WHOLE
III GALE and Retail Dealers Ia PURE
ssoRTHFhN ICE Og1ce aud houseA Water
.trset. Rockets. Telephone, ~ we Solicit
1he support and patronage OF the citizens OF
Richncnd 10 this home enterprise. 10 Ism
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a SEw STREET, NEW YORK

ALL SECURITIES dealt IN s. mo Naw Y.r,
Stock Exchange bought AMI ,..i fr .a.-t
ment or on margin.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED sui 'ert tO -gat irsf.s
Interest allowed on balance,
References: T. Ia Nontasuo s. sons N..
York: Union Bridge Company. Ns l.rl 81
Buffalo. Is ffferffII
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are confident will be The verdict of'all
WHO had the good fortune to come in
contact with him on his recent visit TO
y,roinia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04

Salvation Oh win cure your sciatica.
Price twenty-five cents bottle. II
never fails
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04

Representatives. He was reelected to
TIE Fortieth, Forty-first, Forty-second,
and Forty-third congresses, and took
his seat as United States Senator
March A, 1881. His present term will
expire March 8, 1887. He has Just been
reelected Senator for snothersix years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04
A ROAR Of APPLAUSE.

Instantly there arose on the Demo
cratic side and Hobbies perfect roar Of
applause and cheers. Members sprang
from their seats and waved their hats.
This outburst was too much for Tyre
York, Radical leader, and he de-
handed that the Speaker pre-
serve order. York was in a pas
sion of rage. As soon as order was
restored he created a still greater SEN
sation 10y saying that he was informed
by gentleman in the lobby that his
tally of the vote cast for the railway
commission bill did not agree with that
OF the clerks as announced, and that the
bill had been defeated. After some
sharp words the Clerk read the vote
over. Sure enough, it was discovered
that there was an error, and that the
vote was, properly, So to j6. The House
was now wild with excitement.
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CANDY-PELLING.

HHERE WILL BE A CANDY
4 PULLING Ia the locture~rOOm ~ Grace
Episcopal church THIS friday AFTERNOON
AZ , o'clock. The friends Of tho church, par
ticularly the young folks, are invited.
Admission, 10 cents. 10 SIT
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE
w entered into n co-plr.nor.hip from. DBL.
RAJ COMMISSION USlNE>s--ty.e NJ l...
20 he LUCK & KING. Public patmra,. 81,
cited. ". N. Ll,h.
q. 3D. kiNs
February !. 1871. fe2-N .F4-Il'
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T'BE film w g. w. IVY
IICkEk dizsofyef on tho 3ist ~ H..
III. The buslseze uiii b. oopr.,'', 's,Nnla'y
nld stand, M east harbali sir,s, y 6,
All parties having avy claim. .,.t.
&1UCKKR viii prescni fheIn ., WI
FOR payment, apd al parties lDfs,,., .'fn
nfn Will pay the same ~ n. Tgryp. p lt
the only person authorized v ,.colo,ii,,. Do .
RIcgyoSp. February 2. isyZ ''Ast
I United PARTNERSHIP -
II 4 AL men by theee present, tbs, "l1F
hY Z. TAYLOR, JR., BLAG BOIrfN, ,Nts-
THOMAS c. WILLIAMS, VITA a. ~. 40
forming limited partnership, hsvs ,.,f a
severally signed this papor. wii.ch I'D. - a.
known end states '-4ts
firh. That tho name and plac. ,fr..,,
Of each partner II a. follows Hsr-,
Tor, Jr., kichmosd, Va; Blair Bo,if, 81
nond, Va, and Thomas G. WLuur,
Second. That TOO namo or firm rrt...
the PERU crship IL % b. conduciel b. lt.
& BOILING. '"is
Third. Thsi tho sald TIorry r. Tsg.,.
and Blair Boiling sro The general sar, - f',
no said Thomas G. Williams l. 'ha .'.i
partner.
Fourth. That the amount - monsyvr...
special partner. tho said 1lrmas g.
contributes Is ten thousand lolers
Fifth That the general aai.ro NJ ,i.. .
ness 20 ho transacted u tha, % a gI.i..... -
;obbing fancy grocery business -i
sixth. That the piace u business i. to..,..
said city Of Richmond.
soyonib. That the duration ~ uo ta.f...
nerahip shall continue f0m go lafs n
signing ot these articles Untl ua l.t 81.
January. $50.
Made and seyerally signed ~ us ui... g.
OF January. 1917. ss witness our hanft.- "
HENRY Y. TAYLOR, JR. 80.
BLAIR BOILING, ..,-
THOMAS 4. WILLIAMS. 0,f.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
y The regular annual meeting Of the STOCK
HOLDERS or THE VIRGINIA COAL AND
IRON COMPANY will he hold al the Braliock
House, I'm the city OF Alexandria, at IL NJ, op
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of February. 1877
fe Ltd NJ. :. KEMMERER. Secretary
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V,EMP ERANCE TALKS AT
h BROAD-STREET METHODIST Gnu rich.
FRIDAY, 4th instant: At IL NJ, MRS. HAN
NAH WHIrALL SMITH, Bibie-readings; at
p. NJ, Miss ANNIE GORDON, address espe-
rlally 10 young ladies': at 7:35 p. NJ, Miss
FRANCES Z. WILLARD. president OF the Ma
tonal Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
address on temperance. The public cordially
invited TO attend. u ~
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WE HEREBY NOTTFY 0I5

w friends and the public rene-al7 a,
having acquired the entire huelne.s s-f ....,
Of the late concern Of GODulN IT. ltir.s
from the administrator ~ J0Hs o. D.5,..
deceased, and the surviving partner Vr n.,
RY ?. TAYLOR. Jr., We shall eeuHUl. fs ...-.
on the same busine-~ ~ the old fIa... ST. b.
SOUTH FOU kIEhNfH SIHi.I Il.r
MOND, VA, whore We VIII boz g.. s..f b. III.
and serve them. All pet-ons ill.i.a. b, ID.
late firm will settle with us. AMI uD.. i.t.r
claims agains, IL will present uru ta u. f.-
payment
a II TAYLOR A. uDfrrs.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

Before this had subsidized Speaker
Webster laid before the House, on its
third reading, the bill to repeal the
county government, which had passed
it's second reading. In an instant
Pinnix, the author of the bill, called
for the previous question. Overman
moved to table the bill. Prichard de-
handed the yeas and nays.
There was great excitement as the
vote was taken. The Clerk announced
the vote-ayes, So; noes, 50. In Sc
cond the Speaker repeated this an
nouncement, and then said: As Speaker
of the House of Representatives, | cast
my vote against the bill.
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sToCK.BROISERS. &c.

T.. la MONTAGUE. JR-, HEKNAs ,lAggF
membe y. Y. Stock tx; wNhCs b syria
I A MONTAGUE, CLARKE 81 GU.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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A BIG VICTORY.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT IN NORTH
CAROLINA STANDS.
The piil to Repeal IL Defeatsi-Exriting
Scene la the House OK
Commons.
rsnoolnl telsrnm % the pIspa.eh. ]


RALEIGH, N. c., February 3.--ln the
Senate to-day there was long debate
On the very important bill TO create a
bureau of labor statistics, it being the
bill which the Knights OF Labor pre-
sented. A motion 10 refer the bill 70
the COMMITTEE ON Agriculture was made
and was warmly debated. Finally, by
vote of % TO ID, it was SO referred.
The session Of the House was the
mcst exciting and interesting in many
years. Two very important bills were
introduced-one to allow the South
Atlantic and Northwestern railroad 1OO
convicts at 1925 per year each. The
other bill was TO establish the North
Carolina College of Agricultural and
Mechanic Arts. The latter blli is the
one presented by the Farmers State
Convention.
Cne of the great events Of the day
was the debate on the bill to establish
a railway commission, which had al
ready been discussed nearly two entire
days. Mr.. Worth thought provision
should be inserted in the bill so that
railways could have the right OF APP
peal to the courts from the decision
of the commission. Mr.. Holt said
he opposed the bill in its present shape,
but if it were properly amended he
would favor it. The previous question
was called and a number OF amendments
were sent in to the bill on its second
reading. Pritchard Republican, de
manded the ayes and noes on his
amendment that the commissioners
should be elected by the people. On
an aye-and-noe vote his amendment
failed to pass-3S to 60. Other amend
ments were withdrawn save two or
three, which Ewart. the author of the
bill. accepted. The bill, after great
deal of wrangling, and not little dis
play of feeling, came up on its second
reading. Speaker Webster ordered the
Clerk to call his name as the. member
from Rockingham.
THE RESULT.
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View Wash Fabric.

Our seek Of those goo Is for the com
ling season is exceptionally fuc md COM
plete, embracing larger variety Of
choice fabrics than We bare shown an,
preceding season. notwithstanding
their dcsrabIencss, anil increased popu
larity the prices are even lower than
ever before, and lovely wash dresses
can be secured At very small outlay. i'll
Light calicocs and Gc'pcr yard It.
digo blue calicocs, Sc per yard Indigo
blue percales, 12!c per yard Cream
figured cha!Ies, l2!c per yard. Ecru
figured Examines, 12!c per yard Light
figured percalcs, l24o per yard. Figur-
cd sateens, 12Ic per yard Figured
French sateens, 25c per yard Pl4iu
French sateons, 25c per yard Fancy
striped lawns, Sc per yard 81 inch
Figured Batstc, Toe rcr yard 80 inch
Figured Batsto, 12lc per yard -
Lorraine crepes, plain and striped, II per
yard. Crazy cloths, plain and figured
12!c per yard Cream crinkled seer
sucker, 123c per yard Striped crinklcd
seersuckers, Sc per yard Ginghams,
plaids aud stripes, s, 10, l2I and Sc per
yard. Novelty" knottcd Batiste, lie
yer yard. French lawns, plain colors,
pc per yard. Novelty Bourtetto
Gingbams, for combinations suits, plain
and 6ured Colors, ccru, light blue navy.
gray, light and dark brown, 80 inch
wide, p and Sic per yard
Blossom cloths, ocru and white, %
inch, 25c per yard
Crocodile crepes, 81 cents per yard
Egyptian orepes, plaid and stripes, %
inch, 81 and 42c per yard
Lace striped zephrys, 81, and soc
per yard Plain Scottish ginghams, 20,
80, 81 and 40c per yard.
Scotch gingbams, plaid and stripes,
25c per yard. Andersons Scotch ging-
hams, 40c yer yard
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--''-~- ~ -s--.s-asn'' .,.-
III. Urn .'}@. 4 Wheeler +.
Pr silrni of the yui'ci St,,.s 4 ~
Saturday last, a. his hene !, N,l,rs.
Nv York. :" -
VIM A Whc,icr WA. horn H. z1,
i'l9, in Malone, FranLl,n Mi,
Nrw York lie entered tho T.. :, XIV
Of Vermont ~ the class Which ,sai,,,.l
.iH 1872. but thu sudden de,,, \ n.
f tner comic. lea hlm TO leave ii. eo-
ellase course uucoap.c,oi II. n,,.
ne1c tho study n law viii o., I
! Ma IIas"all, on WIS vt diff.r.., ,.,.y.
empnyed at school taaching 800, .rer
ms admission lo the bar he ro.. r,,et,y
m the legal profession. AMI wn. mad
us rict altorne, for Fla, Vii, cau 4
''i.rg q slt,on until he ,l;,,3 TO
rctrir II longer For several vo,-.
vas ,rp"rint. ndeut Of schools far F,.uk
ia roIuty III 1880 aud 1881 H.
Wheeler reir scented l'raukl.n rawn
% Tire M York Assembly; o,.,m NJ.
Scr If h. Semitic IN 1853 ,nd t.5a
int president p-o ten of thu, Iay
lie was pr,-d. nt ct the N,w York
Constitutional Convention in lS57 N
iSGS H. wa. member Of ON, 4.
.aprr, utiny Ms district in tho Tli,,,
sey nth, Forfy-Gr,t, Forty.s.conI
Forty shri and Forty fourth Cnnyr,....
ana ia june. 1870. was unan,,.o,.,
nominated for the vice presidency On
tac ticket with Rutherford b III,
By tlIe Republican Rational Conycn,,op
at Cincinnati For several vo,r. L.
was much engaged in banking ami
railroad afdts lie was one Of the
o-g1u z.rs Of the Bank of Malone ami
held the position Of cashier and Chi f
managing director He was alSotrustco
Of the Norhcr New York Railway
Company la the critical con,pli,a,iap.
wicl arose ia Louisiana duriug H.
'e-,o on Of the Fo ty-third Congress NJ,
W Aeclrr was conspicuous. he having
been chairman Of the special committee
IF the House Of Representatives that
yi,i'ei louisiana and finally adjusted
the difficulties existing there on the
basis of What is known as the Wheeler
= He bad beer an invalid
for many months. After his wifi.
Heath early in 1876 he became despon-
lent and seemed to anticipate an early
ieath As soon as his ter ofoflice ca
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nigh Prices for coffee

ColEces Of all grades are adyancina
RAPIDLY, and viii continue to do SO. it /.
thought In August last ordinary Ri,
coffee sold for 8 cents, and is now sell.
ing for 2 cents. The better cofiees
such as Mocha ond fine Javas, are 20.
lag at % to 80 cents green, and Will
an advance Of three or four cents on
roasted goods Such an advance as the
present one has never been known IN
cohces since 1879 and 1876. Thea
they sold common Rios at 80 cents, and
better goods at 80 cents. Then The
price began to lower, until it reached 8
cent. for fair article. The - o.
vance now - Loipe r,n-h--~~-->A-
York Exchange, aud is due to tue very
short second crops, which reaches here
in July 1t is thought that good coffee
will reach 80 cents before the end of
this month; but the high price of the
first crop has injured the country trade
to some extent, and, without a doubt,
roasted goods will have full sway soon.
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Pattentees are greatly Interested IN
The convention of nations for the pro
lection Of Industrial property which ha,
leon ratified by the President Here
after American inventors can obtain
patents in countries which are p,ttia-
the convention at any me wilaiu seven
months after taking out an Auenc"
pltcnt The governments that hay
united in this agreement with tho l'ri
ted States are those Of France Grca
Britain, Belgium Holland, Portugal
Spain, Norway, Sweden Switzerland.
bIazll, Guatemala, San Salvador, San
Domingo aud Tupls
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.sTI,,.o ,,,, ra,J Coltnu's sneech9n
~ ~; r;,,g man If one of opo.of
a :, "' 49, r'.,,, ,,art d,,.n,o,sn noT
- :. ''''''''
..Yes.Ihave replied the Rasin man;
.l.n, I I,,la5 in vain to find in il anv-
.b;,n, mont e ,lton nriotipo contracts. !"
Van " rsnb.J the auti-rino man. .'vou
rl,,, nxnort him 10 saw on,lbiuo about
Iat 5;d ynu2 That's for IN ana vopr
fr;.n,s n rxnose"
,..or,o cations anncararce as \ can
ann. for NE Hons. IF y lepates fur
ni.Los an onn,rtuuity which his onpo
nents n the rim, ranks and. Il is said
H. HAS many Of them should not neg.
,..t Tie community M donbt would
be much edited BY p4ssa.e.at.arm> be-
twne.n C,lton and hi, former associates
IN 40 RIM. WAY canno, Sepa or Cor
man and Naval Officer Etsin take tn
,tnY.p in Thirteeuth ward aud tell all
thcv know about Co,ton-tbeir secret
90, situations at Baruums Hotel and at
Annapolis, their negotiations when i'm
nartant legislation va. pending in the
STATE House and Their numerous love.
casts after the session Of tic legislature
1al ended 81 long IS The discussion
On the anti Cotton side /. confined 10
Hogan and Mcfarland ct al the cam
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NOTE-Wo make a speciality of sell
ing goods by mail We 60 to any rea-
sonable length to please our customers.
We send samples free, and guarantee our
prices. We send goods subject to ap-
prevails, j. e, ifthey do not suit they can
be returned, and the money will be re-
funded. Write for what you want
Gas explicitly as possible) and leave the
rest TO US.
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Correspon lence has recently passed
between the Secretary Of STATE aud tn.
British minister on the subject Of til,
immigration of Irish rrofters whose trans
portation expenses it is.currcnty report
ed are mel by the English government
Secretary Bayard has intimated to the
British minister that the sending of pau
pers to this country by the B iti>h gov
srnment would L. ragryi.l a. AZ IN
fIon1ly ect
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summer White Goods.

There is every evidence Of an I'M
usull popularity AMI consequent un-
usually large demand this summer for
White Goods We have purchased
bea lis Our large cut let commands for
US the lowest possible prices from the
makers, and buying IN such large quau-
tit cs, we can name prices which would
otherwise be impossible; hence the
benefits ACQUIRING from cur large pur-
chsscs are shared BY every individual
buyer
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Is Inch Swiss Lawns.

Thi, is fabric introduced by Us four
years ago. and which grew so, rapidly
in public favor that we were hardly able
to supply the dcmard last season. Ttis
year We Imported more largely, and they
are. if possible, superior in both color
and finish, and at the prices quoted
(same as b,fore) they are the best intrln-
sic value we can possibly offer the trade,
taking ia consideration their " lib, (48
mch1 quality. and the fact that they wear
as vol and laundcr as handsomely a,
our EnIia Linens. Three numbers, 70,
IS and sc Ter yard.
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white LinOn De DcCCa

commonly called Inlia Linen and has
been sold by rs The past seven years as
our leading specially. The increased
sales e,ch 81 .crciing year is just sub
sanitation Of their intrinsic worth and
growing popularity They are made
from fine grade Of Etytian yarns,
which are by far the best obtainab'c and
blcac1 oettcr; aud lauuder more beauti-
fully tIan any other makes We take
pleasure in recommending them 10 our
customers Prices 10, III 10, Is, ~,
- -, y, %, 81, 81 ! f., 10 and soc per
ward
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80 Inch Persian wn.

Tie most important features Of this
fabric i, is pure color AMI beautiful
finish We have made comparisons and
kuaw the standing Of every other made.
and assert that We believe that this fabric
as saown ~ us has no superior at the
prices nime,i being absolutely the best
IN the market. Prices, 10. Il, 10.
p. %, -, ~. -, 81; Al and soc
9cr yard Each number bargain
This fabric is particularly suitable fol
!radua ing and commencement dresses.
! 4 few lines we keep NainsookS,
i25c to $50 per yard Camhrics lie
- 2oc. Masalia. 2jc to soc Eictoria
E4w.-sS, Dc to 25s Persian Lawns. l5c
10 o0o. Linen Dc Eccca, Ice TO SOC.
t,etp I'ststistc. -; Dotted and Jig
ur&i S@j-se< 2oc TO Toe Wells. 25c
to j t. Snred lawns, $, 10 aud l2!c
Iace "a yns, l25c. PiluaS, lSe 10 5)c
Lnwn ~l'il plaids. -5c Organizes 25c
1'rlct1n, l13c to 75c. Egyptian. Dam
i'y, 30, Tuckjnes, 4ooto 81 so. CAorcd
mutIs b !c to 15c., &c Send 70 sam
pies, free.
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Mr. Elaine Is preparing to 20 abroad
with his wife and two daughters. They
will visit England, Scotland and Trcluna
and perhaps Germany France and 9th.
er countries lie expects to be aw J
about year